Migrating To Hgab from older Linux version of mercurial
Currently my team is using an older version of Mercurial that is hosted on a Linux server. What would be the process or steps to migrate the code from the older version of Mercurial to HgLab?
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Anton Gogolev on 23 Sep, 2013 08:15 AM
Gordon,
Theoretically, HgLab will be able to pick up your repositories. However, if they are really old (meaning, created by pre-1.7 Mercurial), HgLab will display a warning on the Repository page with a link detailing how to convert a repository to a newer format.
As for migration process, it should be fairly easy. Add Projects you need, then copy Mercurial repositories to
<hglab-home-directory>\data\repositories\master\<project-slug>and then add them through a web interface with the same name.gordon.hall closed this discussion on 26 Jun, 2014 03:10 PM.